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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21

New YoEx, Sspt. 20.-"The story tele.
gsaphed from Nashville Is bosh," said
Robert f'inkerton. "Tho insinuation that
ou. men are to follow employees CT the
Lonisril!e 4 Nashville Company, and aee
how thoy vote ia a vile one. 1t has always
been our rule in election work to decline
10 act simply on cns side. II We send
our detectiyea to polling places we inAtruct
them 10 watch everybody. The man who
wrote that infammato.y editorial In Naeh-
vile a evidently Giraid that some ons on
his sids will bs caaxh. on election day,
and he is anxious 10 get up public excite.
ment and drive our ssilllul men out Of
the plgce,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21
New York Italians,

New YoRK, Sept. 20.-Tho italian real.
dents Of this city celebrated to-day, tho
anniversary Of the entrance of Italian
troops into Rome. The musical, social
and military organizations, numbering
5000. formed into four divisions sboult
Washington Square, as early aa s o'clock,
and alter passing down town we're review.
ed BY Mayor Hewitt and other city olIi-
clals at the City Hall. They afterwards
went by boat to Morsislana. where thew
spent the day ct Brommera' Park.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21
THE NI,CAUsLAND MUnDEn.
Hearing Postponed Until nton.iny-New Ev.
idence Against this Peisunern

Hearing Postponed Until nronday-New Ev.
I'D idencs Against this Prisoners.
F" WAYNEsnuRd, Pa, Sept. 2O.-To.day
was the time set for hearing in the Nc.
Caualand murder caso.
Mrs. McCAusland, Miss McCausland and
Mr.. Musgrave arrived at this place laat
night. Esrly this morning people com.
menced to gather in town, and BY nine
o'clock the streets were crowded.
As coon rs the Court Houee doors wore
opened the crowd made a rush and in a
few minutss the room was filed to over.
flowing. Everything WAS silent when
Judge Inghram took hiaBeat on the bench
and waited for the Sheriff to bring in the
prisoners, but alter considerable tajk
among the counsel on each side, the Court
announced thattile hearingwas poatpoued
until next Monday.
Clark and Netr walked rcutless!y in their
cells few minutes before the time and
seemed very much excited. Nstf tainted
last night when told that Mrs. Nc Csusland
had come. 1t is Baid new EVIDENCE has
been discovered that points much more
clearly to Neff and Clark than at frat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21

WHEELING and vicinity cannot compete
in kind with thoae communities which
offer FREQ sites, free fuel and bonus be-
sides. But we have other advantages
which haye enabled our manufacturers to
get along pretty we'll on the average.
And, It may be asked, why do those com.
mittoea find 1t necessary to offer such ex.
trao,dinary Inducements? They must be
lacking in some OF the essentials.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21

West NEWTON, Pa, Sept. 2O.-A man
named Robinson, whila sitting on the So.
wick!eS bridge near here Sunday altor.
neon, was taken with Il! md rolling into
the creek was drowned. Ile, with his
vile and child, had Just been in 10 sn und
were Oh their way homo. Ills wite and
child Witnessed this accident, but could
not mid him. He WAS RutjoCt to fits,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21

WAnnrS, o., Sept. 20.-Ah Lee, n Chi.
neae laundrymGn, Was lnurloroualy as.
Haulted in his bed on tho night OF May Il
by negro named Wilson. The assailan,
escaped. On Sunday he waB traced to
Wheeling. Wi.son'a wife livcn in New
Castle, and by shadowing her tho whoru.
Abou,s OF tho man w0ro found,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21

TuosEwho sign the petition for clemency
in the Anarchiat caseB are not more intel.
ligent than tho jury which convicted
them and tho Supreme Court Of Illinois,
which has said that the trial was accord.
ing to Law. II thegs murderers do not
hang, the gallows may as we'll be abolished
in Illinois. It would hereafter be mock
cry to inaict the death penalty on any
l,nj,, ...@
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21
FUreEt i'irea tn aitnnek0tn,

EEAIsInp, Mlss., Sept. 20.-Forea. Greu
a:o raging southosat o! ,nls place, and al
reuly large qusn.ities Of hay have been
con.umed. Grow Wing Prairie Ia entirely
burned over, and thn fires are raging with
nnshated Jury. The City. Council, In
re%aion last night, hired forty men TO go
10 tho front and i!sht the fire, AZ II Ia
feared tnat much damage TO tho iarmera
will he tha rpstllt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21
y Wl,oelilr WNtf.

The police found small boy lying on
tho eidewaik at the corner Of Logan and
Fourth streets last overins. apparently in
an unconscious condition. lie was BROUGHT
to the Mayors oilice where he was woll
taken care Of until ho Wa, ablo to give an
account Of himself. He said his name
was Perth and that he had been an inmate
Of the MOOR farm Mt Wheeling, but hnd
left OH Sunday. lie wis returned 10 thu
lnoti.ution blythe townah,p trustees.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21
Found Wandering tn tho Woods.

PARKrvsHuRa. ". Va. Sept. 20.-Major
J. i. Goodspeej. who. mystcriouuly dis.
appeared n few days ago, WAS found in
tho woods abont thirty miles from his
homo In n horrible condition. llo was
wandering almlessly about with Clothing
ragged, l,Hir d'shevcled, aud vague
maniacnl look In hiu oye. When pNrt!er
approached him he ran AWAY, but was
overtaken and brought to hie home, III
iorsa nro now beiuH made TO haye him,
placed In MI asylum.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21
Forest Firss In Ennn,lR.

TORONTO, Sept. Collaboration has
been received OF aterribleloss of property
by bruFh ilrea in tho neighborhood of
Eorth Victoria. At Furnace.falla, in
SnoTdon, tho entire settlement has been
destroyed, aud Saturday tho tho roaring
and cracking OF the fire within Z stones
throw OF kingnount required every
available man to save the village. In the
:osn4hip Of L2xtou ono family hna to le.
aida 10. hours upon a raj. upon tho lake,
to eec.pe from fro whicq had already de.
stroysd every particle 0! covering upon
the farm. In Dalton the settlers have
loBt eybEvthinv.
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Eac"r"ions to st. Louis, No, via rcun,,,.
vnnin COmpnny's Lines.

On account Of the twenty.first Nationo,
t'ncsmpmont OF tho G. A. Il. to be- hold
In 81. Louis, tho Penneylvanis COMPANY
Will sell excursion ticke,s to St. Louis and
return at rate OF sll 75 from Bridveport
from September "a to q Inclusive. Thaso
tickets will be good for passage into s.
Louie until September IS, and re,urn;n"
from September ~ to Oe.ober5, 1857. Ws
special arrangements original pnrchasor,
Ct theao excursion ticketn can har" tha
time limited extended until October n
which will afford ample opportunity to
visit po!nts In the Wes. and Southwest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21

BLAlnssILLE, Pa Sept. 2O.-Last night
a coloiel youth, a2cd 10, giving Ills name
Ss William Gray, OF Counelisville, stole a
horae and buggy near the Slit house,
near Lalrobe. The buggy had broken
down. and at Mr.. Paatal's, near Alillwood,
he exchanged it for a blackboard. Mr.,
pantsl followed and captured him at the
loot OF Chestnut ridge, going east on the
turnpike. lie clsims 10 llsva been work.
ing Mt tho coal works near New AleS.
andria.
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--------&$~-
CALlFORSIA,s VETERANS.
Il soriss OF orntions Along tho Route to tho
Encampment,

Encatnpment.
SAN fEAScssco, Sept. 20.-Sau Francisco
sent eastward last night her quota Of COM
radea ior the Grand Army Encampment
a! st. Louis. Pullman sleeping cars at
tached TO the special train will 90 through
without change to st. Louia. They will
DO transferred from the Southern Pacific
TO the Atlantic 4 Pa ci6c track at Mojave,
IN southern California. TAey will remain
i1r ,l short time at LEs Vegas, Topeka and
kanaas City and other points where en-
isrtasnmcnts for the occupants have been
provided. 1t is said that besides these O
number Of receptions will bo given en-
route. Tho excursionists will arrive in
81. Loula on Sunday, September rs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21

NEW oKtEA%g, Sept. 20-A washout bs-
,Seei M'ch"nd aud Ohei Menteur, on tho
Loulay'lu 4 Nashville Railroad, has pre-.
vented the train due here yeutcrtlay morn.
ing IRON arriving. The paBsengers are
uo'ained az Lookout: A lake steamboat
sent Que to bslng them here Saa obliged
oy Inc T0Ini to lay up at Pearl river over
h'eht. Inc Taahout Is canaed by steady
eesl winds forcing tho waters OF tho Gulf
up me LIKE aga!ns. The embankmen,s.
Cornldefablu damage hus been done,
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Were Going to Lyucu a wir..uo,..r

NocnEsrEE, Pa, Sept. 2O.-John Rod.
gers, OF Bolesville, while intoxicated, yes.
terday, began beating bic wife and sbused
her 80 terribly that tho ncighbors had to
interfere. A crowd Of angry men gath.
cred, and threats OF lynching were in.
du!ged in. One excited individual threw
q rope over limb Of tres in front Of the
house and called to the crowd to bring
Rodgers out Ct the house. Rodgers had,
however, taken French lenva while the
crowd was gsther;ng and has kept himself
in seClusion ever since,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21

TIE G. A. r. boys hereabouts must not
forget how the friends came down from
Pittsburgh on our G. A. R. day and
swelled the ranks. They were a notable
feature Of that successial demonstration.
We expect them to be with us sgain next
year, and they will be sure to appreciate
polite attentions from this end. A large
delegation ought to go from this locality
on October 4.h, and 1t is not too soon to
be9iu to got ready. i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21
Editors Praise tI,o sc,nsry.

DENVER, Sept. 20.-The membo,H OF The
National Editorial Association, who arc
on tour, reached Pusbo Iaat night, hay.
ing spent Sunday at Msnitou and the
uaEIon OF tho Gods. They arc very en-.
thnhlaatic over the cordial reception and
courteHies pxtond.d them by tho citizens
OF LeadVi!le, Colorado Springs, Pueblo
ana otho! towns Of tho State, as well as
ny the lilo dfande and Midland railway
csompanlce, along whoae linen they claim
Ia tho !inva. HConery In Tho world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21

YOUNGSTOWN, ., supt. 2O.-Whilo w.
W. Davla, book.kuoper Of tho Mal,oninR
Gan Fuol Company, md family woro ont
Ing dinner ycG,orday, Dome ono cnterod
thu roDms on tho suGon1 floor md atole
dismondu and iowolry amounting 10 neAr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21
Harry Wocdson Murdered.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2O.-Harry Woodson,
better known to the public as the "Black
Diamond" middleweight pugil:st, was
shot and instantly killed al l o'clock th;s
morning by Thomss White, a Pullman
car porter. The men became involved in
q quarrel over Whites mistress in dis
reputable house at 233 Third avenue, kept
by Woodson's mother. A rough and
tumble fight followed, in which Woodson
Knocked White down and getting hold OF
his revolver fred two sho.s at him, both
Of which went wide Of their mark. White
then sna.ched tho revolver and fred
twice, one shot striking the woman in the
hand, the second penetrating Woodson's
brain and killing him instantly. White
Was arrested
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21

Sr. Louis. Sept. 20.-Dr. J. 7. Nicholp,
The most prominent Presbyterian minister
here h"n caaeed qui,e II sensation because
IN MA sermon oil Sunday night hc do.
nonnceu tho action Of tho veilei prophnts
IN 'i''h'IA'ine tho pageant this yuar with
buoltcls rom tho old Testament.
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a. s---------
M Legal IJiiiluulilps In III, xYnv.

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 2O.-Tho proper
law olllcor decided ycs.crdNy tha. thcro
were no legal di'licultiou In way of hold.
Ink tho Prohibition election on Noyombcr
~, no that now tho coniusl will be certain
10 como oT on that date, "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21

EAST LIVERPOOL, o., Sept. I20.-James
Riley on Saturday afternoon got into an
alteration with Hugh McNichol, propri.
etor OF the Dresden pottery, and during
the fight which ensued Riley seized Nc.
Nichols hand in his mouth and tore the
ilesh with his teeth as il he weYo vicious
dog instead o! n human being. Ho had a
hearing yesterday afternoon and was
bound over lor court on charge Of may.
hem
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DIED,

NhsbiTF-on TucsdNy, September -. 1887, a, G:so
O'CLOCK !. ", Mn. kENStCA SkSNllT, III the rSi
year OF hcr RSe. w"
Funeral services At tho ntidcuc, Ct Mr.. John
Necto,t, No. 81 fourtec1th sirrct, Thursday
morning att O'Clock. Tho body will 10 ia. on
Oh tho $40 A. ". train. Asitlntor, & Ohio Rail.
road, 10 Washington, M., 10. iue,mcnt
Friends arc invited 10 attend.
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MARQUETTE, Mich, Sept. 2O.-A Du-
luth, South Shore 4 Atlantic train OF ak.
ty'ilve care, laden with ore, got away from
the train last night and ran four miles
down the grade at hight rate OF speed.
At the scale track, just west Of the city,
the cars crashed into side track full Of
empty ore hate, and fifty cars were piled
thirty feet high. Billy Malone, the con-
ductor, Is miesing, and there is no doubt
but he is under the wreck. .srn-T1l
About tho came time Robert Quincy, q
brakeman Of the Pier train, got caught
between the cars and was scslped, he
may live. ~: - =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21

WnEN the umpire has to be protected
with a revolver, as in Rad Bank, New
Jeraey, the local interest may be said 10
be intense. We play the national game
with vlgor in Wheeling, but not with
rovolvaYg t....-- ~ .'.T| d. tH-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21

SEw YoHv, Sept. 2O-Gvorge Gould
said to-day that hin father han been try.
Ing lJf S0m0 time to retire from Hc.ivo
buHinrBs, hnt'ho Ia 80 bounh up by hIa va.
Iioua intereaB that hc linda It impossible
" 10 no.
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Too Much Corn.

CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 20.-At II o'clock
tonight the second floor OF the Consoli-
dated Street Railway stables on Harrison
avenue gave way under an immense load
Of shelled corn and other grain. The grain
poured down like an avalanche into
stalls, where horses were tied, and buried
them clear out OF sight. Of course all Of
them are euiocatcd. The work OF extrica-
tion has been In progreos for an hour and
none Of the animals have been recovered,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21

bANESronr, Ia, sept. 20.-A pornonnl
iHstef hS6 bcon received hBre from Rpv.
William stovsna Perry, Bluhop OF Iowa,
giving Information that Biahop porry had
d.oihed MOTTO accep! tho position OF Ijiaiop
OF Nova scotsa, to which ho wns elected
hat curing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21

OTzoo LAKE, Mica, sspt. 2o.-By the
accidental discharge Of a gun in store
here this morning VIII Osborn, young
man from Gaylord, was shot dead while
passing in buggy. Another passer.by
had narrow escape.
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Fell into We'll,

EAU CLAIRE. Wa, Sept. ?O.--Ella John.
non, u girl ilI!con yeara old, ieel into vol
oIghty-iour feot doep, broaking both legs.
She clung to the bucket and was hauled
up. She will recover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21

EAs Fnh.ctsco, Sept. 28-It la rumorsd
tia, Senator Btnn!ord has bought MIR.
FipuI'A block. at Market and Fourth
ssfe.,a, iot aT50,OO0. Tho puIchsns 10 said
To he ior tAs Central Pacific Railroad
which wan,s tho building for depot pur.
rnpEp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21
Chicago Knights Coudsmn Ill, D,c,s,on.

i'"h" Au'SutH Nouubmn tho UeCtstOns
CHICAGO, sept. 20.-A join! meeting Of
the Independent Bakers Union and
Bakers Union No. 40 last night, resolu.
tlons were adopted condemning the su.
preme Court decision in the Ansrchist
cases, protesting against violating the Con-
st'tution prostituting Justice; requesting
the Governor to postpone the execution,
and expressing deep contempt for the Su.
preme Court judge.
Custom Tailors' Assembly 4i45, knights
testing against the legal murder OF human
beings on account OF their opinions, and
assuring the condemned men OF their sup.
port.
at meeting OF Furniture Workers'
Union No. l resolutions condemning the
action OF the Supreme Court in the An
archist cases were unanimously adopted.
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WAsi,S0ToN, d. o., Sept. .0.--Anothor
big break occurred In l. ntrcot water main
laat night, flooding tho stroet from curb 10
curb. That part Of tho city will 10 do.
ptlved Of water for two days or more,
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CosNEL1svILLE, Pa, Sept. 2O.-A freight
train on the Baltimore 4 Ohio road struck
two unknown cokers ut Fayette Station
last night, killing one instantly and &C.
verely wounding the other.
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CLgAnplELp. Pa, Sept. D.-MaggIo Nc.
Caun, on trial for the murder Of jacob
Boyer near this place las. May, was &c.
Quilted laut evening and uho was at once
relGaapu from custody.
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ly 1000. Il 10 supposed the Job wcs
worked by thioves who came here for the
4 THE IyooLFOLK TRAGEDY.
A Negro ArroAted for tho Murdsr-Thoug
FLV to be the Man, i1g4I tE'7

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 20.-The announce.
ment wau made here yesterday that the
real murderer ot the Voolfolk family had
been arrested in Cherokee county and
was in Jail at Canton. &
Dick Deboso, negro Of auspicloun
looks, was arrested by the Sheriff Of
Cherokee county, and while in jail said
enough 70 warrant the Sheriff In notify
ing the Atlanta authorities that be was Of
the opinion the negro was concerned In
the Voolfolk tragedy. ,aiaIl1I iSfsI-
i is evident the negro was associated
with o:hera in the commission Of the
murder. His motive was revenge. II 10
said that he had been convicted upon The
testimony Of somo Of the Wooliolks for
stealing and sent to the chain gang. It
was to avenge himself for this that he
murdered the whole family. II 10 proba-
bic that Tom Voolfolk, who is under a.
I,ess, accused Of the murder, will be re-
leased at onco. h5fi-,T n
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ThH sniIrA knI,t,hp,,

DUBLIN, Sept 20.-When the police
took their usual ueats in Aylboro chapel,
near Mitcheils.own, on Sunday, all the
other people proscntleft the building,
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Qhe GAeliIQ!,te1tIl',l:s',n. II, Ii,
on,oea Nos. 10 and a7 Fourteenth stree :,
THE Nashville people have stepped on
Pinkerton's toes. Who pays him to send
men thero ITO watch both sides p ,. ~
MAs,AcHvssgrs Democrats should keep
It up until not an "olIenaive partisan" 10
left in the public service. Reform Is the
wa!chword, and we want plenty OF It.

Ar Philadelphia the president saw moro
OF hIn couutrymen than he ever saw be.
iore in his lie. It was a good thing for
him to ba there. 1t will be still better Tor
him 10 60 further and see more.
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..F.s-I3'7-s Hf-ra7s"H 1sasr r.l-7fsta 80
HE DRANK KEROSENE,
Peculiar Death of = Ritchis County Man,
Is2iE'5tf HRrriAville Fair. '55
Esrisf Dis,,aI.k "a ~. - .f fIIn. y

Special Ds'pa.eA to tt 1,le.lieenaer. Z, /.
Rl1cnlR, o. H., W. VA, Sept. 2O.-A
man named Martin, who resides near here,
drank q pint Of kerosene oil one day laet
week, from the effects Of which he died
on Saturday. The reasons for his drink.
Ing tho oil are not known, bu! II 10 sup.
posed he did It for aome remedy. i3
c The Richie county fair begins to.mor.
row, and 1t promises to be one Of the most
successiul ever held In the State. A great
many horsee from other counties have
been entered on the race track, among
Them ". G. Benefits blooded stallion
lI0m Weston. .. - ..----,-l
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Tho Seven Day Adventlsts aro in pcssion
at ParkernburR. " ~ =
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-10

Smoke ISSUED from another Mrgc
chimney last week which though per.
haps uunoticed, * - matter of con
p .d'rHhl" rigmtcLucc. The planning
mill of taruthcis Co was set In mo.
tlon and Is now running though not
yet completed. Five machines IRE
already in and AT work aud Others
are arriving ana viii be- added this
week. The new planning mil II TO be
one Of the most complete in the state.
1t will when III tull operation do every
sort oiwork, all being new and inn
proved machinery for turning out
every description of pain or fancy
work that i. done in ANY mill IN the
country. II viii give employ mcnt to
considerable number of hands and
form new industry which under tho
enterprise and push of MIR Caruthcr-
will ndd vastly to the material inter
cst- OF the city. It il public spirited
puucy which builds up GREAT cities
and this new business VIII do it, mIl
share
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-10

Mira. NaiIio F.Cmpn, at Charleston.
South Carolina, arrived vest rdav.
and il at the Pacific hotel She viii
lecture tonight in the district court
room, on temperance and the proh
bition amendment Mr-. Chaplin T.,
no stranger TO mGhy citltu- OF Waco.
She belongs To one OF the oldest and
most distingui- he'd II Carolina lam-
ilicr. She il u lnuy OF the highest
intellectual culture, who has phllnn-
thropically devoted her sole attention
OF late to the cause of temperance mud
ia now occurring under the au,picc-
of the Womnu'e Christinu Temperance
Union She is most Interesting
lecturer and delights her audience
with her elegant language, her Guc
original thought aud cHrncst cnthu-i.
asm She is no adventures but a
Indy OF the best rank, ana TuE ENAM-
lNEK bcspcak- for her large md
attentive audience CA Monday night
she win dcdYer II lecture for the coll
orcd people
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Ncv lee cream phrlor. AUSTIN AN'uuc,
N"Nt b""rt" GoIdstcin 4 ui@cI
Coicctiuncric- and nIl the sweets
that the market calls tor will be kept
on hand, and the Ice Cream at the
palace of sweets" Will be found a-
good A. vi any parlor in Waco. for
favor aud quality.
Parties desiring cream by the
wholesale will be furnished in ANY
quantItynat reasonable rates. sup
per parties md entertainments wll,
be given extra inducements Order
filled on short notice.
;opcctinlly,
O. c. Wright
j. l.. Anderson.
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The Office of the distinguished sur
geons and specialists, Drs. Curtis y
pettitt, continues to be throngcd with
theallllcted. Remember tina, they will
remain only two week, lougtrlt you
have catarrh, piles, sore eyes or any
chronic trouble, see them at once, II
they cannot cure you they will tell
Won so.